Mai 10, 2021.
Bom dia de Lucio Mascarenhas!
Good day from Lucio Mascarenhas! https://www.vaticaninexile.com.
O Caminho dos Santos. Todos Santos do Mai 10, 2021.
Santponnacem vhat: Mai Dahacem Sogglem Santam.
The Way of the Saints. All Saints of May 10, 2021.
OREMUS:
✓ SANTA MAE DE DEUS, interceda pela libertação e restauração de sua amada Goa, a Roma do Oriente, e também Bombaim e todo o Concan, a maldição do apóstata MacAulay, e a maldição e praga dos filhos das trevas, os pagãos e infiéis que colonizam Goa desde 1954-1961 (e Bombaim desde 1661). Amem!
✓ HOLY MARY MOTHER OF GOD, intercede for the liberation and restoration of your beloved Goa, the Rome of the East, and also Bombay and the entire Concan, from the curse of the apostate MacAulay, and the curse and plague of the children of darkness, the pagans and infidels who colonize Goa from 1954-1961 (and Bombay since 1661). Amen!
✓FLEE FROM THE FALSE "gods" and cleave yourselves to the Living God, that you be saved!
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Boas festas de Nossa Senhora de Tersatto e dos Santos Jó, Isabel e Companheiros!
Happy feasts of Our Lady of Trsat, and of Saints Job, Elizabeth and Companions!
Marian Feasts
Sub tuum præsidium confugimus, sub quo secure lætique degimus.Hymn Tota pulchra, et formosa, es Maria et macula originalis non est in te
Et macula originalis non est in Te.
Tu gloria Ierusalem.
Tu lætitia Israel.
Tu honorificentia populi nostri.
Tu advocata peccatorum.
O Maria, O Maria.
Virgo prudentissima.
Mater clementissima.
Ora pro nobis.
Intercede pro nobis.
Ad Dominum Iesum Christum. Amen.
MAY 10: Dedication of Constantinople to our Lady by Constantine the Great
«May 10, 330 AD, the Emperor Constantine took part in a solemn mass at the Church of St Irene, that dedicated the new city of Constantinopolis, or Constantinople, to Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary.» May 10: Our Lady of Grace of Trsat, Croatia, 1291 AD
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3c/Crkva_Gospe_Trsatske_-_pro%C4%8Delje.jpg/360px-Crkva_Gospe_Trsatske_-_pro%C4%8Delje.jpg«Every May 10, the people of Trsat and the city of Rijeka in Croatia celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Grace also called Our Lady of Trsat. Trsat is a hill above the biggest Croatian seaport, Rijeka. An ancient castle was built here in the 13th century. Up to the 15th century, the castle used to belong to the Frankopans, a powerful Croatian family. Count Nicholas Frankopan was one of the witnesses to the miracle which manifested itself near the castle. According to legend, on May 10, 1291 AD, the Holy House of the Virgin Mary arrived from Nazareth on the wings of angels. In that very house, Archangel Gabriel had announced to Mary that she would conceive Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Ghost. The Holy House stayed on the top of the Trsat hill until December 10, 1294 AD, when again, on the wings of angels, it flew across the Adriatic sea to Loretto, near Ancona, in Italy, where it remains today. At the place where the Holy House had stood, Count Nicholas Frankopan built the first church dedicated to the Mother of Grace. The Shrine or Sanctuary of Our Lady of Trsat, in Croatian, Crkva Gospa Trsatska, is a church on the flat area at the top of Trsat hill. In 1453 AD Prince Martin Frankopan added on a nave to house a painting of Mary, donated by Pope Urban V in 1367 AD, traditionally ascribed as painted by St Luke the Evangelist. From the 15th century, Franciscan monks guard the Sanctuary and the holy picture. Thousands of pilgrims arrive at Trsat and pray to the Mother of Grace.» May 10: Our Lady of Saussaie, 1305 AD
«The Abbot Mathew Orsini wrote: "The church of this Benedictine priory was dedicated to Our Lady, in the year 1305 AD." The Abbey of La Joie les Nemours, or Our Lady of Joy, or Notre Dame de la Saussaie, was once a royal abbey which depended on the order of Citeaux, located south-west of Nemours on the left bank of the Loing, in Saint Pierre les Nemours. Near the city of Paris there was once a shrine dedicated to Mary under the above title, but also known as the Abbaye de la Joie les Nemours, or Our Lady of Joy, Abbaye De La Joie. According to legend, the latter title was given to the abbey when King St Louis IX was returning from an expedition against the English and met his mother, Queen Blanche, near the convent. They tenderly embraced, and on that happy occasion the church was named for the joy they felt at the reunion. The shrine was located in a church of a Benedictine Priory, and was dedicated to Our Lady of Saussaie by Pope Clement V in the year 1305 AD. The abbey consisted of large buildings, with a church in the shape of a cross, the left branch including the chapel. The church was connected to the dormitory of the nuns. Mary, our Queen Mother, is mistress of the elements as her King Son was and is. It is related that she used a devastating storm to convince the Parisians of her God-given power over the world, and that she, too, could, with the grace of God, do the apparently impossible. Driven to the last extremity, the people took refuge at the shrine, and implored Mary to protect them and spare their homes and their city. Instantly and miraculously the raging storm subsided and the people’s clamorous prayers for help turned into jubilant acclamations of thanksgiving. From thenceforward the image of Our Lady of Saussaie was recognized as miraculous and pilgrimages began and continued. The buildings of the Abbey were partially destroyed by a fire in the year 1747 AD, and in 1772 AD the Duke of Orleans purchased the remaining buildings which were sold again, although the cloister and the chapel were demolished. Today, only the porch of the abbey remains. The Abbey gardens are now the location of a retirement home.»
The Bangor Communion Hymn & Hymn to St Patrick
The Monastery of the Irish Bangor was founded by St Comgall, whose feast is today, May 10.Murtatori published in his Anecdota (1697-98 AD), a rare 7th century Latin communion hymn which he found in an Irish liturgical manuscript, the Bangor Antiphoner, originating from the Monastery of Bangor, and carried by some Irish monk, to the Irish monastery of Bobbio in Italy; this manuscript was written between 680 and 691 AD either in Bangor or in Bobbio, and which Muratori found in the Ambrosian Library of Milan where it had come from Bobbio, the famous monastery founded on Italian soil by the Irish missionary St Columbanus after he had been driven out of Burgundy. It had been brought to Milan from Bobbio with many other books by Frederick Cardinal Borromeo when he founded the Ambrosian Library in 1609 AD.
The Manuscript tells of St Patrick and his nephew St Secundinus (Sechnall) hearing angels sing it first during the offertory before the communion, and adds; "So from that time to the present that hymn is chanted in Ireland when the body of Christ is received."
As the legend goes, Saints Patrick and Sechnall had a terrible argument, with Sechnall accusing Patrick of preaching charity too little and Patrick threatening to run over Sechnall with his chariot. After being reconciled to each other in the graveyard of their church, they suddenly heard angels within the church singing this hymn.
Hymnum quando comonicarent sacerdotes
1. Sancti venite, Christi corpus sumite,Sanctum bibentes, quo redempti sanguinem.
2. Salvati Christi corpore et sanguine,
A quo refecti laudes dicamus Deo.
3. Hoc sacramento corporis et sanguinis
Omnes exuti ab inferni faucibus.
4. Dator salutis, Christus filius Dei,
Mundum salvavit per crucem et sanguinem.
5. Pro universis immolatus Dominus
Ipse sacerdos exstitit et hostia.
6. Lege praeceptum immolari hostias,
Qua adumbrantur divina mysteria.
7. Lucis indultor et salvator omnium
Praeclaram sanctis largitus est gratiam.
8. Accedant omnes pura mente creduli,
Sumant aeterman salutis custodiam.
9. Sanctorum custos, rector quoque,
Dominus, Vitae perennis largitor credentibus.
10. Caelestem panem dat esurien- tibus,
De fonte vivo praebet sitientibus.
11. Alpha et omega ipse Christus Dominus
Venit, venturus iudicare homines.
John Mason Neale translated the Latin text in 1851 and published it in his Medieval Hymns. Here is his text:
Draw nigh and take the Body of the Lord,
and drink the holy Blood for you outpoured.
Saved by that Body and that precious Blood,
with souls refreshed, we render thanks to God.
Salvation's Giver, Christ, the only Son,
by his dear Cross and Blood the victory won.
Offered was he for greatest and for least,
himself the Victim, and himself the Priest.
Victims were offered by the law of old,
which in a type this heavenly mystery foretold.
He, Ransomer, from death, and Light from shade,
now gives his holy grace his saints to aid;
approach ye then with faithful hearts sincere,
and take the safeguard of salvation here.
He that in this world rules his saints and shields,
to all believers life eternal yields.
With heavenly bread makes them that hunger whole,
gives living waters to the thirsting soul.
Alpha and Omega, to whom shall bow
all nations at the Doom, is with us now.
St Secundinus or Sechnall's fame is as the composer of some of the the earliest Latin hymns in the Irish Church. One is "Sancti venite, Christi corpus sumite," which, according to tradition, was first sung by angels in the church of Dunshaughlin, and adopted for use at the reception of Holy Communion.
Another is the well-known alphabetic hymn commencing "Audite omnes amantes Deum, sancta merita." This he composed in praise of his uncle, St Patrick, and was rewarded with the promise that whoever would recite daily (morning and evening) the concluding three verses with proper disposition would obtain everlasting bliss in Heaven. It consists of twenty-three stanzas in the same metre as employed by St Hilary in his hymn "Hymnum dicat turba fratrum, hymnum cantus personet," and was printed by Colgan and Muratori. It was regarded as a lorica or preserver to be sung (or recited) in any great emergency, and its singing was one of the "Four honours" paid to St Patrick, being assigned as the hymn for the feast of the national Apostle.
"Audite omnes amantes Deum, sancta merita"
AuditeAudite, omnes amantes Deum, sancta merita
Listen, all you who love God, the holy merits
Viri in Christo beati Patricii Episcopi:
Of the man in Christ, the blessed bishop Patrick:
Quomodo bonum ob actum simulatur angelis,
How, on account of his good actions, he is like the angels,
Perfectamque propter vitam aequatur Apostolis.
And because of his perfect life, he is equal to the Apostles.
Beata
Beata Christi custodit mandata in omnibus;
He kept the commandments of the blessed Christ in all things;
Cuius opera refulgent clara inter homines,
His works shine brightly among men,
Sanctumque cuius sequuntur exemplum mirificum;
Who follow his holy and wondrous example;
Unde et in celis Patrem magnificant Dominum.
Whence also they magnify the Lord, the Father in heaven.
Constans
Constans in Dei timore et fide immobilis,
Standing firm in the fear of the Lord, and immovable in faith,
Super quem edificatur ut Petrus Ecclesia;
On whom, as on Peter, the Church is built;
Cuiusque Apostolatum a Deo sortitus est;
Who received his Apostleship from God;
In cuius porta adversus inferni non prevalent.
Against which the gates of hell shall not prevail.
Dominus
Dominus ilium elegit, ut doceret barbaras
The Lord chose him to teach the barbarian
Nationes; ut piscaret per doctrinae retia;
Nations; To fish (for men) with the nets of doctrine,
Ut de seculo credentes traheret ad gratiam,
To draw believers from the world unto grace,
Dominumque sequerentur sedem ad aetheriam.
That they might follow the Lord to His heavenly seat.
Electa
Electa Christi talenta vendit evangelica,
He sells the choice talents of Christ’s Gospel,
Quae Hibernas inter gentes cum usuris exigit;
Which he puts out with usury among the Hibernian nations;
Navigii huius laboris, tum operae, pretium,
Directed by his labors, the price of his work,
Cum Christo regni celestis possessurus gaudium.
To possess with Christ the joy of the heavenly kingdom.
Fidelis
Fidelis Dei minister, insignisque nuntius,
A faithful minister of God, and His distinguished herald,
Apostolicum exemplum formamque praebet bonis;
He shows to the good an apostolic example and pattern;
Qui tam verbis quam et factis plebi praedicat Dei,
Who preaches to the people of God in words as well as in deeds,
Ut quem dictis non convertit, actu provocet bono.
That he might actually provoke to good those whom he does not convert by words.
Gloriam
Gloriam habet cum Christo, honorem in seculo;
He has glory with Christ, and honor in this world;
Qui ab omnibus ut Dei veneratur angelus;
He who is venerated by all as an angel of God;
Quem Deus misit ut Paulum ad gentes Apostolum,
Whom God sent like Paul as an Apostle to the nations,
Ut hominibus ducatum praeberet regno Dei.
To provide men guidance to the kingdom of God.
Humilis
Humilis Dei ob metum spiritu et corpore,
Humble in spirit and body, on account of his fear of God,
Super quem bonum ob actum requiescit Dominus;
Upon whom the Lord rests on account of his good action;
Cuiusque iusta in carne Christi portat stigmata;
Who carries in his righteous flesh the marks of Christ;
In Cuius sola sustentans gloriatur in cruce.
In His cross alone he glories and sustains himself.
Impiger
Impiger credentes pascit dapibus celestibus,
Untiringly he feeds believers from the heavenly banquet,
Ne qui videntur cum Christo in via deficiant;
Lest those who are seen with Christ should faint on the way;
Quibus erogat, ut panes, verba evangelica;
To whom he distributes the words of the Gospel like bread;
In cuius multiplicantur, ut manna, in minibus.
In whose hands they are multiplied like the manna.
Castam
Castam qui custodit carnem ob amorem Domini,
Who, for the love of God, keeps his flesh chaste,
Quam carnem templum paravit Sanctoque Spiritui:
And prepared it to be a temple for the Holy Ghost:
A Quo constanter cum mundis possidetur actibus,
By Whom he constantly possessed pure deeds,
Quam ut hostiam placentem vivam offert Domino:
Which he offered up to the Lord as a living and pleasing sacrifice.
Lumen
Lumenque mundi accensum ingens evangelicum,
A great and burning evangelical light of the world,
In candelabro levatum, toti fulgens seculo,
Raised upon a candlestick, shining upon the whole world,
Civitas regis munita supra montem posita,
A fortified city of the king, set upon a mountain,
Copia in qua est multa quam Dominus possidet.
In which is stored a great abundance which the Lord possesses.
Maximus
Maximus nanque in regno celorum vocabitur.
He shall be called the greatest in the kingdom of heaven:
Qui quod verbis docet sacris, factis adimplet bonis;
Who fulfills, by good deeds, what he teaches in his holy words;
Bono precedit exemplo formamque fidelium,
He goes forth as a good example and a pattern for the faithful,
Mundoque in corde habet ad Deum fiduciam.
And in purity of heart he has confidence in God.
Nomen
Nomen Domini audenter annunciat gentibus,
He boldly preaches the name of the Lord to the people,
Quibus lavacri salutis aeternam dat gratiam;
To whom he gives the eternal grace of the laver of salvation;
Pro quorum orat delictis ad Deum quotidie;
For whose failings he daily prays to God;
Pro quibus ut Deo dignas immolatque hostias.
For whom also he offers up worthy sacrifices to God.
Omnem
Omnem pro Divina lege mundi spernit gloriam,
For the sake of the Divine law he despises all the glory of the world,
Qui cuncta ad cuius mensam estimat ciscilia;
He counts all things as chaff, compared to the altar;
Nec ingnienti movetur mundi huius fulmine.
Nor is he moved by the thunder of this world.
Sed in adversis laetatur, cum pro Christo patitur.
But rejoices in adversities when he suffers for Christ.
Pastor
Pastor bonus ac fidelis gregis evangelici;
A good and faithful shepherd of the flock,
Quem Deus Dei elegit custodire populum,
The people of God whom God chose him to guard,
Suamque pascere plebem Divinis dogmatibus;
And to feed the people with his diving teaching;
Pro qua ad Christi exemplum suam tradidit animam.
For which, after the example of Christ, he gave up his soul.
Quem
Quem pro meritis Salvator provexit pontificem,
Whom the Savior advanced for his merits to be a Bishop,
Ut in celesti moneret clericos militia;
That he might exhort the clergy in the heavenly warfare;
Celestem quibus annonam erogat cum vestibus.
To whom he provides heavenly bread along with vestments,
Quod in Divinis impletur sacrisque affatibus.
Which is filled with divine and sacred discourses.
Regis
Regis nuntius invitans credentes ad nuptias;
A messenger of the king, inviting believers to the marriage feast,
Qui ornatur vestimento nuptiale indutus;
Who is richly arrayed in a wedding garment;
Qui celeste haurit vinum in vasis celestibus,
Who draws heavenly wine from heavenly vessels,
Propinansque Dei plebem spirituali poculo.
Pledging the people of God the spiritual cup.
Sacrum
Sacrum invenit tesaurum sacro in volumine.
He finds sacred treasure in the holy volume.
Salvatorisque in carne Dietatem previdit;
He discerns also the Divinity of the Savior in the flesh;
Quem tesaurum emit Sanctis perfectisque meritis;
A treasure which he purchases with his holy and perfect merits.
Israel vocatur huius anima videns Deum.
Seeing God his soul is called Israel.
Testis
Testis Domini fidelis in lege catholica,
A faithful witness of the Lord to the Catholic law,
Cuius verba sunt Divinis condita oraculis;
Whose words are built on Divine oracles,
Ne humane putrent carnes essaeque a vermibus,
So that they are not corrupted like human flesh nor eaten by worms,
Sed celeste salliuntur sapore ad victimam.
But are salted with a heavenly savor for sacrifice.
Verus
Verus cultor et insignis agri evangelici,
A true and excellent cultivator of the Gospel field,
Cuius semina videntur Christi evangelia;
Whose seeds are seen to be the Gospels of Christ,
Quae Divine serit ore in aures prudentium,
Which he sows from his divine mouth in the ears of the wise,
Quorumque corda ac mentes Sancto arat Spiritu.
And tills their hearts and minds with the Holy Ghost.
Xristus
Xps: ilium sibi legit in terris vicarium,
Christ chose him to be his vicar on earth,
Qui de gemino captivos liberat servitio;
Who liberates captives from a twin servitude;
Plerosque de servitute quos redemit hominum,
And many he redeems from the bondage of men,
Innumeros de Zabuli obsolvet dominio.
Innumerable ones he sets free from the dominion of the devil.
Ymnos
Ymnos cum Apocalipsi Psalmosque cantat Dei,
He sings Hymns with the Apocalypse, and Psalms of God,
Quosque ad edificandum Dei tractat populum;
Which also he explains for the edification of the people of God;
Quam legem in Trinitate sacri credit Nominis
Which law he believes in naming the holy Trinity,
Tribusque Personis Unam docetque Substantiam.
And teaches the One Substance in Three Persons.
Zona
Zona Domini precinctus diebus et noctibus,
Girt with the belt of the Lord, by day and night,
Sine intermissione Deum orat Dominum;
He prays without ceasing to the Lord God,
Cuius ingentis laboris percepturus premium,
Perceiving the reward of his great labor,
Cum Apostolis regnabit sanctus super Israel.
He shall reign with the Holy Apostles over Israel.
Your Fiendly Neighbourhood Church, Coventicle of Satan, Demonaria... Poop Charles the Apostate Wojtyla, Vicar of SatanCouncil of Laodicea, 365 AD, "No one shall pray in common with heretics and schismatics." St Cyril of Alexandria, "It is therefore unlawful, and a profanation, and an act the punishment of which is death, to love to associate with unholy heretics, and to unite yourself to their communion." Council of Carthage, "One must neither pray nor sing psalms with heretics, and whoever shall communicate with those who are cut off from the communion of the Church, whether clergy or layman: let him be excommunicated." |
List of Saints Compiled from the Roman Martyrology 1916, St Alban Butler and from other sources
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Et alibi aliorum plurimorum sanctorum Martyrum et Confessorum, atque sanctarum Virginum.
R.: Deo gratias.
Pretiosa in conspectu Domini
R.: Mors Sanctorum eius.
Omnes sancti Martyres, et sanctorum:
R.: Orate pro nobis.
Sancta Maria et omnes Sancti:
R.: Intercedant pro nobis ad Dominum, ut nos mereamur ab eo adiuvari et salvari, qui vivit et regnat in saecula sæculorum.
The Catholic Church under Peter and his successors is the Bride of the Lamb, preserved by Him spotless and immaculate. Satan has fabricated many Counterfeits of the Lamb's Bride, who are whores of Satan. Any that adheres to these Whores, any who reject the Bride of the Lamb and who will not submit to be part of the Bride of the Lamb, the Mystical Body of Jesus Christ, have no part in Jesus Christ, in Jehovah-Elohim, but are Members of the Whores of the Antichrist, and are assured of Eternal Damnation.Lúcìo Mascarenhas
LUCIO MASCARENHAS confesses the lawful Catholic Vicar of Christ, Pope Michael I, elected 1990, and as found at www.vaticaninexile.com, and holds from the Pope, Plenipotentiary Authority and Apostolic Jurisdiction: to admit souls to the Catholic Church, to reconcile Clerics, to correct and to legitimize marriages (which are invalid among members of #RomanProtestantism) etc.
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